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every time I start beryl on fedora I bet a plain white screen and my cursor, and it stays like that. I'm using a nVidia Corporation NV34 [GeForce FX 5200] graphics card. and I installed beryl using the add/remove programs feature in Fedora. can anyone help me out?
every time I start beryl on fedora I bet a plain white screen and my cursor, and it stays like that. I'm using a nVidia Corporation NV34 [GeForce FX 5200] graphics card. and I installed beryl using the add/remove programs feature in Fedora. can anyone help me out?
I've got the same card and the same problem when I try to use the XGL option. To date I've tried many different suggestions and none has worked so far Everything works fine when I select the native support option.
I've got the same card and the same problem when I try to use the XGL option. To date I've tried many different suggestions and none has worked so far Everything works fine when I select the native support option.
It could be, I never had this problem when I was using the 7184 drivers. Not sure if there's any other FX5200 owners out there successfully running Beryl using GLX.
I have the 5200 card on this box running Fedora 7 and recently on Fedora Core 6 until the upgrade. I get my nvidia kernel modules from the Livna repo. The Livna repo keeps the kernel modules pretty close in sync with the release of newer kernel versions.
I was going to attach a partial screencapture of the nvidia settings server but don't see an option for that here. Maybe I'll place it on my photo site and link to it if anyones interested.
I have heard of the "whitescreen" problem and will go to the site where it was discussed and post back a link.
Edit: here's where the whitescreen issue has been discussed. I have seen it mentioned at other times and presume it has to do with hardware issues with certain Beryl releases. White screen
Then restart X without beryl running on start, then run beryl
If you still have issue try running beryl with a stack trace hooked up to it, we can see what its doing
strace -e open beryl > /tmp/beryl_strace_open.out
and
strace beryl > /tmp/beryl_allstrace.out
I messed up my xorg.conf file while editing it using "vim" I made a back up before I started editing it but the x server no longer runs how can I get back into my hard drive to replace the xorg.conf file?
I messed up my xorg.conf file while editing it using "vim" I made a back up before I started editing it but the x server no longer runs how can I get back into my hard drive to replace the xorg.conf file?
If you get a command promt, login as root then go to where you have your backup and then type:
cp xorg.conf <space> /etc/X11/xorg.conf
you will be asked if you want to overwrite answer 'yes' then type reboot.
ok thanks I got it working again =] that was a good learning experience for me >.<
nexus if its not too much trouble could you please tell me how you get compiz working?
I'm not familiar with your distro, but if you have a control centre that allows you to make system ( not your desktop ) changes, look if you have a hardware section. Have a look for a section to configure your 3D desktop.
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